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Old 07-29-2010, 05:53 AM
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leroy17

Welcome! And congratulations on the purchase.

My understanding is that as part of the applicaiton to build an ICV you apply for an exemption to whatever regulations that cannot possibly be met by an ICV (e.g. frontal collision test). This exemption is granted to the builder of the vehicle and is not transferrable. When a vehicle (at least in Queensland) is sold, the new owner should make application for the same exemption. That then stays with the new owner of the vehicle. That being said, I don't know if this is commonly done or if the usual transfer of registration process is used.

During my engineering and registration process, there was also mention of a need to renew this exemption on a regular basis. I don't remember how often but I seem to recall a five year period.

As has already been advised, contact an engineer with experience with ICVs for the latest and most accurate information. Similarly, avoid conversations with QT as consistency will be an issue - as you have already found out.

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